Sentence examples for a tiny creature from inspiring English sources

In this mesmerising film, we discover how such a tiny creature comes to "rule in a land made for giants".

A tiny creature possessed of a power disproportionate to its size, or to its significance in the hierarchy of creation, figures in folktales the world over.

Even then, of course, Cunningham was frail – a tiny creature curled up in a wheelchair but still with that sense of erectness and poise that makes dancers unmistakeable.

Last week an arching stem of winter jasmine by the pond gave a quiver that told of a tiny creature landing on it or springing off.

I bought a single hot dog from the same cart and sat down on an adjacent bench to marvel at a museum poster featuring a tardigrade — a tiny creature that looks like an inflated vacuum bag.

The boy darting out into the downpour, ahead of a line of traffic, his shalwar kameez plastered to his skin, is both lord of the world and a tiny creature, in danger of being crushed.

I bought a single hot dog from the same cart and sat down on an adjacent bench to marvel at a museum poster featuring a tardigrade a tiny creature that looks like an inflated vacuum bag.

The tiny creature is a pygmy shrew, Britain's smallest mammal, weighing in at something between 2.4g and 6g … and hunting is its main priority.

Andrew Brown's In the Beginning Was the Worm (Simon & Schuster, February) takes up the DNA story through a close look at the tiny creature at the centre of the early gene sequencing efforts which made the human genome project possible.

This means the tiny creature was an embryo in gestation and not prey mid-digestion.

The Minish, also referred to as the Picori by the Hyruleans, are a race of tiny creatures that bestowed a young boy with a green garment, a sword, and a shining golden light to drive back the darkness many years before the game is set.